And several members of this board mistook Joey Porter's arrogance for swagger.

The main difference is that Joey (or any Steeler for that matter) never openly went out and said we're better than the Ravens or the Bengals several months before the season even begins. He was an arrogant loudmouth, but he never did anything like this. In situations like this, he would respond, not start it. At least that's what I can recall...

The main difference is that Joey (or any Steeler for that matter) never openly went out and said we're better than the Ravens or the Bengals several months before the season even begins. He was an arrogant loudmouth, but he never did anything like this. In situations like this, he would respond, not start it. At least that's what I can recall...

But in the end, all I have to say is this...Bring it on, Braylon.

Personally, I like that he stepped up and set a tone for his team. One of the huge holes for the Browns has been in their leadership. If this guy can walk thewalk this season, this could have been a really good motivational play.

The Browns did improve, but talk is easy. The only true way to show they have improved is to show it on the field.

But you cannot deny the fact that Cleveland Stadium will be rocking opening day. It's the first game in a new season and it's up against a division rival. The Browns would love nothing more than to beat the Steelers and set the tone for their season.

The Browns did improve, but talk is easy. The only true way to show they have improved is to show it on the field.

But you cannot deny the fact that Cleveland Stadium will be rocking opening day. It's the first game in a new season and it's up against a division rival. The Browns would love nothing more than to beat the Steelers and set the tone for their season.